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With the rapid development of creativity support tools, creative practitioners (e.g., designers, artists, architects) have to constantly explore and adopt new tools into their practice. While HCI research has focused on developing novel creativity support tools, little is known about creative practitioner's values when exploring and adopting these tools. We collect and analyze 23 videos, 13 interviews, and 105 survey responses of creative practitioners refecting on their values to derive a value framework. We fnd that practitioners value the tools' functionality, integration into This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License.

Author

Srishti Palani; David Ledo; George Fitzmaurice; Fraser Anderson

Publisher

ACM

Published

2022

Language

EN